BugFix: Fixed English verbiage (PR #1499).BugFix: Fix an issue where the following message displayed when two files are identical in a 3-way folder comparison is not translated.BugFix: The command line section in the generated patch file was garbled ( #45935).Allow saving following in project file.BugFix: Fixed comparison failure when left file path and right file path in project file are URLs.BugFix: Select Plugin dialog: Fixed that 'Display all plugins' checkbox did not work.Made it possible to specify Prediffer plugin.Improved translation regarding CPU cores (PR #1513).

Fixed memory leak in folder comparison when PDF files were targeted for image comparison.BugFix: when TSV files were displayed in table mode with word wrap enabled, clicking on a character would not move the caret to that character's position.Changed operation of displaying dialogs and context menus from status bar from double-click to single-click.BugFix: Fixed crash when displaying file menu if jump list contains invalid title ( #45916).It makes not soo much sense to call other tools via Python on CMD and try to control them. This means, if you are able to execute your script, then other delta tools are not required. Some of these examples contain also a git-difference-like output, which possibly helps you to solve your question. The link is here: Helpers for computing deltasįrom there you can learn to create an option and save deltas to a e.g. To compare two files, there is a difflib library which is part of the Python distribution.īy the way an example how to generate a utility to compare files can be found on Python's documentation website.

So I decided to answer the main headline, where I suppose you try to compare human readable file contents. Perhaps you mix quite a lot questions into one mail. I was searching myself for an answer and funnily I found yours. Though your question is quite old, I wonder it wasn't answered yet.

Winmerge save differences to file